Concession trailers for sale in Texas
A concession trailer is a food trailer built to sell at events, fairs, food parks and job sites. Ours come as 16 ft kitchen trailers and 11.5 to 13 ft beverage trailers, each with a written list of what is included.
Trailers that fit
Each model page lists exactly what is included.
TX-16 Kitchen
Stainless kitchen trailer with a ready-to-cook line
TX-16 Grill
Full grill line: charbroiler, griddle and fryer
TX-12 Coffee
Compact stainless coffee and drinks trailer with three refrigeration units
TX-12 Slush & Snow Cone
Frozen-drink trailer with slush and snow cone machines
What you get
Built to sell from
Large service windows with serving shelves, stainless counters and a cash drawer on every model.
Ready for inspection
3-compartment sink, hand sink, hot and cold water and fresh and waste tanks, specified for the Texas DSHS mobile food vendor inspection.
Power for events
A weather-rated 50 amp inlet for a generator or site power, with UL-listed wiring and outlets on separate circuits.
Title-ready
VIN from an NHTSA-registered manufacturer, federal safety label and Certificate of Origin for your Texas title.
Every trailer includes
- 17-digit VIN from an NHTSA-registered manufacturer
- Federal safety (FMVSS) certification label
- Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin for your Texas title
- DOT lights, DOT-rated tires and safety chains
- Specified for the Texas DSHS health inspection and the Houston fire inspection
- Photos and video of your trailer before it ships
- Delivery in Houston, Texas
Questions
What is the difference between a concession trailer and a food trailer?
The terms are used for the same thing: a towed trailer with a commercial kitchen or beverage setup and a service window.
Which concession trailer is best for fairs and events?
For hot food, a 16 ft kitchen trailer with a hood and fire suppression. For drinks and desserts, an 11.5 to 13 ft beverage trailer, which needs no hood.
Do I need a permit for each event?
You need a Texas DSHS mobile food vendor license. Event organizers and local fire marshals may add their own requirements.
Related guides
Texas mobile food vendor license (DSHS): types, fees and steps
Since July 1, 2026 food trucks and trailers in Texas need a statewide DSHS mobile food vendor license. License types, fees, inspections and how to apply.
How much does a food trailer cost in Texas?
Food trailer prices in Texas in 2026: what new kitchen and coffee trailers sell for, what changes the price, and the license and title fees to budget.
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